I thought damn he not only got the garage door hung but added another building, got electricity, graded more land and fixed the muddy road where the school bus could go up and down. Very impressed, that stove will last 50+years. It’s awesome to see how far you all have come from your hard work. Thank you for sharing your story.
Awesome! I love the ingenuity. Would have liked to see it working. If I had a shop and a junkyard in my city that's open to the public, I'm sure I'd be doing the same type of projects. Great job, Sir.
This is a real nice stove. Like the features that you put in. My I suggest you put in firebrick on the floor as this will keep heat right on the wood from the bottom. Keep on a welding fella.
This. Is. AMAZING!!! I've seen multiple videos of people making wood burning stoves out of old metal drums, but this trump's every wood burning stove I've ever seen. The heat reclaiming piping is freaking genius. You wouldn't wanna sell it would you 😅😅? Or make another one I could buy? This looks and most likely works 20X better than name brand wood stoves.
Ur lucky ,the scrap yard I have to deal with charges a buck a pound for steel like u got. Cherry city metals in Salem Oregon, they need to change their name to bend over metals.
A ash pan would be a waste in this type as the fire would blow ash to the sides and under it. Better option is to throw a few bags of sand in to start with to protect the base from the fire and later can be replaced with fire bricks. A manifold from the air intake pipe run under a screen to hold the fire/coals will give you a more even burn but the key will be a valve on the air intake pipe to control the intake air. Those pipes will be one of the first things to go wrong on it with them glowing red if that blower fan ever turns off with the fire going. They will have internal and external flaking until there is a breach in them.
Really really cool I'm a beginner welder Have one to teach me learning on my own I hope someday I get good enough soon to do what you did I love your design great job buddy you deserve a half a metal lol. God bless keep up the great work 👍 🇺🇸
Hope you'll do a followup video on the stove, I would love to see the finished product in action. Did you consider adding a coil of copper around your stove pipe for hot water preheat? Great job.
That's a great stove!! Not unlike the 55gallon drum stoves but much thicker. I like it. Can you explain the part where you cut a section out of the steel pipe and turned it upside down and re-installed it? I didn't see where that ended up in the final product.
"Robust" barely begins to describe that stove. Lots of good ideas that I would never have thought of. One little tip, I have in my hand (to make sure I get it right) a can of Rust-Oleum high heat, header paint, rated to 2000F. I bet that beats the heck out of stove paint which is probably rated at 800 to 1000F.
Great work....super thick should last many firings. A ash tray may keep the bottom from warping. The door and hinges are so pracrical....a small glass window out of pyrex would be a neat touch. Very cost effective.
Awesome design! That thing is going to cook your shop! 🔥 Wish I lived closer to you...I've got some nice 2" thick soap stone slab remnants I would donate to the cause.
Thats probably the best darn stove ive ever seen ! Did you build it to melt all the snow in your neighbourhood? one things for sure you'll save a fortune on clothes. great work buddy.
Salut.Superbe réalisation pour ce poêle . Ça doit chauffer sec !! le tuyau qui sert de foyer ,c'est du tube de forage ? En quelle épaisseur il est ?? Vous avez prévu de mettre une sole a l’intérieur pour que repose les braises ? Vous pouvez mettre des bûches de combien de longueur ? En tout cas, bravo. J'ai envie de fabriquer un engin comme ça depuis longtemps .
the stove looks good....have you had a chance to use it yet ? ........reminds me of a wood-burning bbg smoker that me and my daddy made , took three people to put it up on the porch.
I like your tent and stove set up ...I would install a small circulation pump to a water tank above the shower head and then take a real long shower..!
You need to control the air intake......I have an exhaust damper on my stove , but never use it ! On wood stoves the air intake is used to control the burn rate .
DAAAMN !!! .... Hahah ..... I WAZ HOPING TO GET TO SEE IT PAINTED & THEN FIRED'UP & IN USE... I'M SURE IT'LL BE (FEATURED) IN A (FUTURE) VIDEO..... ( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) B.W.R. ......
Hot air goes up the chimney. That air has to come from somewhere. Without the outside air feeding the fire, the fire will pull household air in and send it up the chimney. That creates negative pressure in your home. That in turn, pull cold outside air into your home through cracks and windows and doorways. So for every cubic foot of hot air up the chimney, there’s an equal amount of cold air coming into your home. Now if you feed the fire cold outside air directly, the rest of your home will stay warm too.
With all those great tools that you have I would’ve thought that you would’ve sand blasted out the drum first because of all that fire is going to have some toxic crap coming out...at least in the beginning…
No eye protection!!? Nice stove, but I'd love to see it again after you've smoothed out your welds, painted it and actually built a fire in it. In theory, it looks like it'll work, but does it work like you hoped? ✌🇨🇱
It really works great. I have put a piece of metal to redirect the hot air blowing from the front of the stove because when it's on you'll get burned by walking in front of it
I thought damn he not only got the garage door hung but added another building, got electricity, graded more land and fixed the muddy road where the school bus could go up and down.
Very impressed, that stove will last 50+years. It’s awesome to see how far you all have come from your hard work. Thank you for sharing your story.
Awesome! I love the ingenuity. Would have liked to see it working. If I had a shop and a junkyard in my city that's open to the public, I'm sure I'd be doing the same type of projects. Great job, Sir.
You, Sir, are a Craftsman. You saved money by getting all that out of a junkyard. Wish I was that talented.
Helps to have a shop and skills 😆
Nice build. Now to see it in action
This is a real nice stove. Like the features that you put in. My I suggest you put in firebrick on the floor as this will keep heat right on the wood from the bottom. Keep on a welding fella.
Great job Terrel! Looks great. Can't wait to see it all smoothed and painted. That flat top might make a nice hot plate too.
Glad to see another video on your channel! I love your craftsmanship and way of conceiving projects from pieces of scrap. LOve this channel.
Very impressive. Cheap stove, well made, handcrafted. Will heat your house for years to come. Load it with decent sized logs, wood as well. Good job
This. Is. AMAZING!!! I've seen multiple videos of people making wood burning stoves out of old metal drums, but this trump's every wood burning stove I've ever seen. The heat reclaiming piping is freaking genius. You wouldn't wanna sell it would you 😅😅? Or make another one I could buy? This looks and most likely works 20X better than name brand wood stoves.
I love it! Especially how you cut the top out of the well casing then flipped it over creating your secondary burn! Simple and affective.
you've got to show it working, it looks so good got to see it running
Lot of great ideas went into the design. Def. Want to see it in action sometime.
Really well thought out (engineered) stove. If you ever build another, consider wood gasification. Great job, thanks for sharing.
Another mechanical genius in the mountains. Great job on that.
I love seeing people recycle scrap metal came out good as mate 👌
Thanks for the ideas for better heating and cold air intake. Awesome set you have
Fanstastic job brother. Very impressive build. Didn't learn that skill at LE training.
I want to gratify you for sharing your project and fantastic ideas.
Ur lucky ,the scrap yard I have to deal with charges a buck a pound for steel like u got. Cherry city metals in Salem Oregon, they need to change their name to bend over metals.
You are a craftsman thanks for sharing
A ash pan would be a waste in this type as the fire would blow ash to the sides and under it. Better option is to throw a few bags of sand in to start with to protect the base from the fire and later can be replaced with fire bricks. A manifold from the air intake pipe run under a screen to hold the fire/coals will give you a more even burn but the key will be a valve on the air intake pipe to control the intake air.
Those pipes will be one of the first things to go wrong on it with them glowing red if that blower fan ever turns off with the fire going. They will have internal and external flaking until there is a breach in them.
You couldn’t buy a better built stove. Love it, Great Job ‼️👍👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
Can't wait to see it in action. Nice job. Thanks for sharing
What a incredible job of engineering. Amazing job sir
Great job. Your skills continue to amaze us. Keep up the great work.
Really really cool I'm a beginner welder
Have one to teach me learning on my own I hope someday I get good enough soon to do what you did I love your design great job buddy you deserve a half a metal lol. God bless keep up the great work 👍 🇺🇸
Great build, I hope that it works as you expected it would.
Hope you'll do a followup video on the stove, I would love to see the finished product in action. Did you consider adding a coil of copper around your stove pipe for hot water preheat? Great job.
That's a great stove!! Not unlike the 55gallon drum stoves but much thicker. I like it.
Can you explain the part where you cut a section out of the steel pipe and turned it upside down and re-installed it? I didn't see where that ended up in the final product.
That thibg is gonna cook! Great idea with making it burn cleaner and running the heat exchanger!
nice job ! now drill a 1/4 to a1/2inch hole in the backplate 2inch under the middle exchangeplate for secondary air she will burn perfectly . succes !
"Robust" barely begins to describe that stove. Lots of good ideas that I would never have thought of.
One little tip, I have in my hand (to make sure I get it right) a can of Rust-Oleum high heat, header paint, rated to 2000F. I bet that beats the heck out of stove paint which is probably rated at 800 to 1000F.
AutoCrete you should send it to him. 😁
That is a tank of a stove looks great hope it kept your warm.
holy crap, I thought I was listening to Johnny Cash during your intro
Great work....super thick should last many firings. A ash tray may keep the bottom from warping. The door and hinges are so pracrical....a small glass window out of pyrex would be a neat touch. Very cost effective.
Awesome design! That thing is going to cook your shop! 🔥 Wish I lived closer to you...I've got some nice 2" thick soap stone slab remnants I would donate to the cause.
If you passed water through one of the pipes, to a small tank, you could also produce hot water for the shop as well ...
Nice work!! Light it up already, I like ones with glass door window also.
Excellent build
awesome build real backyard build love it
That is a VERY well-built stove. Nice work sir. Did you weld around the heat exchanger pipes in the "back" or "pressure" end of the stove?
Excellent! Cant wait to see it in action.
Thats probably the best darn stove ive ever seen ! Did you build it to melt all the snow in your neighbourhood? one things for sure you'll save a fortune on clothes. great work buddy.
Salut.Superbe réalisation pour ce poêle . Ça doit chauffer sec !! le tuyau qui sert de foyer ,c'est du tube de forage ? En quelle épaisseur il est ?? Vous avez prévu de mettre une sole a l’intérieur pour que repose les braises ? Vous pouvez mettre des bûches de combien de longueur ? En tout cas, bravo. J'ai envie de fabriquer un engin comme ça depuis longtemps .
That is awesome. Great job.
Excellent. Will you show it all finished and painted? Hope so!
You kind of sound like Johnny Cash especially in the beginning
the stove looks good....have you had a chance to use it yet ? ........reminds me of a wood-burning bbg smoker that me and my daddy made , took three people to put it up on the porch.
Any update on this? How it looks after you cleaned it up, it’s use? Don’t leave us hanging haha. Great work!
Can't wait to see it in action.
You got a neat scrap yard there!
I like your tent and stove set up ...I would install a small circulation pump to a water tank above the shower head and then take a real long shower..!
Great idea and great work sir.
When you put the beast in your home I hope you have 20 guys to help carry it or a crane
this is really neat..thank you for sharing
Great job on the stove. This is exactly what I was looking for. How does it heat Be blessed and nice work
Nice rig!
So nice to see a large hand grinder being used these days. A tool not for the young, they might get there hands dirty.
That's a cool wood stove would love to know how well it works
Brilliant job i would like to see it working.
Well done, you seem to know a lot about home made heaters? Cheers, Sean
Did you post a Part 2 video or did you burn down your shop lol? It would be nice to see it in action..
You need to control the air intake......I have an exhaust damper on my stove , but never use it ! On wood stoves the air intake is used to control the burn rate .
nice build
Awesome work.
You guys are great you should do a welcome video for the channel.
Great job on the stove, the only problem I see is the cold air intake is down in the ashes!
Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit, I'm impressed!
Question
The top chamber below the exhaust pipe..
At a point in time..
Won't it need to be cleaned out..
Like the exhaust pipe does..
That’s badass! Hell yeah!
awesome heavy gauge stove bro . will last for yrs that will
Best stove so far...
Got any video of that stove in action?
DAAAMN !!! .... Hahah .....
I WAZ HOPING TO GET TO SEE IT
PAINTED & THEN FIRED'UP & IN USE...
I'M SURE IT'LL BE (FEATURED) IN
A (FUTURE) VIDEO.....
( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) B.W.R. ......
Think it will be great when finished.
Great job
HI are you going to make a viedo of you firing up the wood stove
When I finally install this monster here in a few weeks I will do a video of it fully woking
@@bustedwagonranch4546 Did you ever get it up and running? It's a really cool build that would be great to see with a fire burning inside.
Dude...you are MacGyver :)
That thing is nice. Does it heat well?
Very innovative! I like It!
would there not comming smoke out by opening the door with the cold air intake in the back?
Very nice
Good Job, Thanks for Sharing!
Any follow up after a couple years of use?
What's the advantage of drawing cold air from outside instead of from inside?
Hot air goes up the chimney. That air has to come from somewhere. Without the outside air feeding the fire, the fire will pull household air in and send it up the chimney. That creates negative pressure in your home. That in turn, pull cold outside air into your home through cracks and windows and doorways. So for every cubic foot of hot air up the chimney, there’s an equal amount of cold air coming into your home.
Now if you feed the fire cold outside air directly, the rest of your home will stay warm too.
@@stevenbeach748 After I posted that I looked it up and felt dumb that I even had to ask. lol
Please for the love of God and RUclips please, please make a follow up video... Must see this beauty in action!!!
Very nice wish I welded
Any updates on your wood stove? Did you finish it and use it yet?
Can you make me one i Love it for the same price
That's a no bull-shit stove brother, to bad you didn't fire it up fuck-en A left me hanging. Really cool build tho
With all those great tools that you have I would’ve thought that you would’ve sand blasted out the drum first because of all that fire is going to have some toxic crap coming out...at least in the beginning…
I had thought of doing that. But figured it would be the same if i stoke it really full and burn it really hot outside before I installed it inside.
Der luftkanal nach innen muss länger sein. Mehr nach innen, bis zur Mitte.
Ähnlich PyroClassic Stove aus Neuseeland
No eye protection!!? Nice stove, but I'd love to see it again after you've smoothed out your welds, painted it and actually built a fire in it. In theory, it looks like it'll work, but does it work like you hoped? ✌🇨🇱
You can see his reply on another comment...said it would run you out of a 12x40 shop.
@@JamesCouch777 wit or without smoke? the cold air is in the back, no air in the front when loading wood...
@@kustj6700 dunno...
and about $50 in welding rods & Oxy/Ace gas as well as gas back & forth to the scrap yard.... probably $400 in materials & labor
Mr. C still cheaper than buy a cheaply built manufactured stove.
Powerplasma cutter is so useful ....
Is he the guy from Busted Wagon Ranch?
Yes we are from busted wagon ranch.
I think the power itself, used in making this would be over 40 dollars. How is it under 40 dollars ?
Had to watch this stove video again. Damn, great design. How does it work ⁉️. Vinny 🇺🇸
It really works great. I have put a piece of metal to redirect the hot air blowing from the front of the stove because when it's on you'll get burned by walking in front of it
could a guy do that job with a simple AC buzzbox?
Best video out there!!
Real nice!
Wow...Nice job..